Fourth Violent Quake Rocks Santa Barbara
The dispatch reports a strong quake in Santa Barbara causing injuries as ten people are hurt by the tremor in the western city. It notes a visit proposal by Finance Minister Caillaux and a separate Paris cabinet decision on debt negotiations with the United States. It also covers President Coolidge’s Washington remarks on Washington’s 150th anniversary.
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Santa Barbara
Paris
United States
Briand
France
Pam
Caillaux
Washington
le Matin
Petit Parisien
Pertinax
Echo de Varis
Stanley Baldwin
British Debt Funding Commission
America
Miners Await Davis Reply in West Virginia Standoff
In Fairmont West Virginia July 3 miners and operators await Secretary of Labor Davis response to United Mine Workers plea for government intervention over wage agreements. UMWA leader Van A Bittner warns of a general strike if wage terms are not upheld as operators protest profits. Bracket firm notes local mine owners would face losses to meet UMWA demands. Department of Labor has taken no action amid ninety day dispute despite conciliation attempts.
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Fairmont
Brackett Firm
George S. Brackett
Associated Operators
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Brackett
Davis
Department of Labor
van A. Bittner
Department
Injunction Filed Against Chauncey Village Board
A Common Pleas suit filed today by the county board of education seeks an injunction against Chauncey village school trustees Leona Swart T. J. Blackford Garfield Grimes Roy Pendergrass John Palmer Fred Cornwell and Bert M. Thompson. The petition accuses the abolished village district board of continuing actions and alleges improper teacher elections fraudulent $300 payments to Thompson and failure to surrender district books to the Dover township clerk.
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Chauncey
County Board of Education
Common Pleas
Leona Swart
T. J. Blackford
Garfield Grimes
Roy Pendergrass
John Palmer
Fred Cornwell
Bert M. Thompson
Thompson
Dover Township
Prince of Wales views Rhodesian ruins during Africa visit
The Prince of Wales, visiting Africa, showed great interest in prehistoric ruins near Rhodesia as his party enjoyed a quiet day. The royal itinerary highlighted archaeological sites and regional scenery.
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Wales
Johannesburg
Africa
Prince of Wales
Rhodesia
Supreme Court action seeks record certification in Dover case
Motion filed in Columbus asks the state supreme court to order the Tuscarawas county appellate court to certify its record in Menihan Company v Kreiter and McMillan. The case involves the K M Boot Shop of Dover and a $615.52 bill of goods.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Tuscarawas County
Menihan Company
Russell F. Kreiter
Nelson D. McMillan
K. and
M. Booth
Dover
Noted Commentary From Arthur Brisbane 1925
The piece references Arthur Brisbane and a 1925 column noting insurance, philosophy, and labor strikes. It mentions N H Sloane as California development association manager and a claim that a local slip will be isolated with no recurrence, with reconstruction already underway and normalcy returning.
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N. H. Sloane
California Development Association
Wries
Policies of Washington Would Save World Says Coolidge
President Coolidge urged faith and cooperation to revive civilization, advocating arbitration and mutual covenants for Europe. He spoke in Cambridge at the Washington centennial event, praising Washingtons forgiving spirit and urging moral support for international covenants while avoiding entangling alliances.
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Washington
World
Coolidge
George E. Duano
Cambridge
Mass
Old World
George Washington
Europe
America
United States
Diplo
Defense Day Test Begun By War Department Leaders
Washington July 3. A preliminary defense test started today ahead of nationwide preparedness. The War Department, led by Major General John L. Hines, chief of staff, presides over twenty army leaders including assistant chiefs of staff and chiefs.
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Washington
War Department
John L. Hines
Messenger Omits Monday Edition for Building Move
The Messenger will skip Mondays edition as the big sixteen page press and stamping equipment move to the new West Union street building after the Sunday run. Two erectors from Duplex Printing Press Co oversee disassembly and reassembly with a 49 horsepower motor to be installed once the foundation is set. The mailing room and modern chute will operate in the new building Tuesday.
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Messenger
West Union Street
Duplex Printing Press Company
Comedious
General Business
Charles P. Kircher Company
West Washington Street
Congregations Unite for July Evening Services in Athens
Ten Athens congregations from Baptist Christian Presbyterian and First Methodist join for Sunday evening services through July and early August. The series opens July 5 at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. M. E. Chatley of the Christian church delivering a sermon on Questions Vital to American Life or Thoughts Suggested by Independence Day.
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Baptist, Christian, Presbyterian
First Methodist
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Chatley
The
Christian Church
Athens
Uruguayan Football Team Heads to Europe for Matches
The Uruguayan football squad travels from Paris to Barcelona for two played fixtures before returning home to face Austria.
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Barcelona
Paris
Quiet Athens Fourth Promised Despite Firework Fears
Athens celebrates Independence Day with a Knight of Pythias event at the fair grounds. Mayor Koons says no official plans beyond police vigilance for illicit fireworks and reckless driving. Battery E spared from National Defense drill. Company L to parade and mobilize at the fairgrounds. Fireworks, two baseball games, and a track meet on the agenda amid bootlegged sales outside city limits. Police anticipate trouble and arrests as vendors operate near Richland avenue. Officials urge safe celebrations while pledging strict enforcement and juvenile court handling for offenders.
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Knights of Pythias
Fairgrounds
Athens
I. A. Koons
Adjutant General's Department
Ohio University
Company L
Richland Avenue
University Athletic Field
Koons
Governors to Fly Shenandoah Flight to Bar Harbor
The Shenandoah dirigible departed Lakehurst naval air station at 9:15 AM to Bar Harbor Maine where a group of state governors will ride for a flight tomorrow.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station Field
Bar Harbor
Mrs. Kleinschmidt Died Yesterday in Logan
Mrs. Kleinschmidt died at 3 p m Thursday at 218 W Hunter Street. The 75 year old widow of Peter Kleinschmidt suffered heart trouble and a fractured hip years ago confined to home most of the time. Four sons and three daughters survive. services set for 4 p m Saturday at home with Rev G F Lauer of Hunter Street Lutheran Church. burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Kleinschmidt
Peter Kleinschmidt
W. Hunter Street
C. Smith
iCharles
Fred
Roy
Ernest iKlein
Buildings Teeter As White-Face Crowd Pours Into Streets
A large disturbance described as a white-face crowd surged into streets as structures shook and timbers collapsed. Emergency crews responded to the scene amid growing fear and damage reports.
Santa Barbara Shaken by Violent Earquake
A violent tremor struck Santa Barbara at 10 o clock this morning. Bricks and rocks rained down from buildings already weakened by prior quakes.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Second Santa Barbara earthquake injures over ten people
A second tremor at 8 38 shaken Santa Barbara caused extensive property damage and injuries. The Carrillo hotel area and the fire station suffered structural damage while Lincoln high school walls collapsed further. Police fire ambulances rushed to the business district as residents fled into the streets.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Carrillo Hotel
Lincoln High School
Telephone Company
C. G. Billings
Montecito
State Street
Loo Angelés Telephone Company
Prohibition Admin Salaries Set At 7500 Annually
Washington July 3 Prohibition administrators will draw salaries not to exceed 7500 a year. Earlier hopes had been for 7500 to 10900, but a Treasury legal study fixed the maximum at 7500.
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Washington
Treasury
Danish Prince Aage Cited Again for Bravery in Bibane
Prince Aage of Denmark, decorated with the Croix de Guerre for bravery with the Foreign Legion at Bibane, was cited in orders today for further acts of courage on the battlefield in Fez Morocco.
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Fez
Morocco
Prince Aage
Denmark
Foreign Legion
Bibane
Weather dampens Fourth of July plans in Columbus
A hot Fourth of July in Columbus faces changes as Weatherman Alexander reports potential cancellations of expected events tonight Saturday and Sunday. Forecasters warn of heat and storms altering holiday activities.
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Columbus
Alexeander
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